![](https://assets.aseannow.com/forum/uploads/set_resources_40/84c1e40ea0e759e3f1505eb1788ddf3c_pattern.png)
huangnon
-
Posts
1,687 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Posts posted by huangnon
-
-
6 minutes ago, mikeymike100 said:
Wait till the Chinese come back. ????
Shrimp buffet mayhem
-
Just another affirmation of the "quality destination" that tourists should be paying more for. ????
-
1
-
1
-
-
14 hours ago, Eleftheros said:
UK excess deaths at the moment are consistently up about 10% over the long-term average, of which very few are Covid-related. Deaths at home are up by 30%, described by one Prof. Levinson as "horrific numbers".
An investigation is expected to focus on a narrow set of possible reasons:
- pandemic response (lockdowns, masks etc, leading to downturns in physical and mental health)
- lack of access to healthcare and delayed referrals
- cost of living crisis, deprivation, stress
- heart problems caused by the Covid virus
The last of those seems improbable, given that the Israeli Ministry of Health has completed a study of 500,000 people and found no link between Covid infection and heart ailments such as pericarditis or myocarditis.
So there must be some other reason why people - mostly of working age - are falling off the twig with such regularity.
Yep. Was "SADS" (sudden adult death syndrome) ever a thing before?
-
1
-
11 hours ago, alyx said:
The act of a lunatic
Another great man biting the dust for no reason
Japan has some of the toughest gun laws in the world. Very difficult for anyone unconnected to obtain a gun there, legally or not.
I doubt this guy is some random lunatic.
-
1 hour ago, Lacessit said:
Hoteliers are not idiots, they don't stay in business if they are. Unlike TAT staff, who are on the government teat.
The hoteliers can see this moronic proposal will damage Thailand as a tourist destination, and do them no favors with foreigners residing here long-term either.
Exactly. Utterly stupid thinking, and proving just how out of touch these people are with the situation (and reality in general).
-
2
-
-
4 hours ago, KhunLA said:
A few of y'all need to unplug from MSM.
Thailand & China together ... how would that ever be a bad thing.
... Make enemies with the worlds #1 manufacturing country ????
... Top tech and producer of alternative energy components for home
and vehicles. Compare prices here for solar & EVs to your home country.
... Top supplier of raw materials so Taiwan can make all those components, chips that keep the world functioning.
Without China the cost of everything would be way beyond what you are all crying about now.
True enough. Think of how much your trainers would cost without Uighur (slave) labor?
-
1
-
-
Good luck. Most Thai vets won't do this. I live in Banchang, Rayong, and there was only one vet I found that was willing to help when my old dog was in terrible pain. He supplied the syringe and "pentobarbital" (?) solution, and I made the injection. I think this business / shop has since moved premises now, though.
I would inform the vet that you are willing to inject your pet first, I think a few of them have the materials, but won't perform the job.
-
- Popular Post
Wouldn't happen to coincide with "rainy season", then?
-
4
-
1
-
Quote
This happened 15 years ago.
Must be a fair old 'back-log' of serious crimes ongoing..?
Couldn't possibly be politically-motivated, then..
-
1
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
Basically because they're (CP) allowed to monopolize supply and thus dictate prices to suppliers and consumers.
It's not even crony-capitalism, it's cartel-ism. Facilitated by a robber-baron Govt.
-
4
-
3
-
Passive-aggressive contradictions. ????
-
3 minutes ago, actonion said:
If only these Doctors worried more about the local hygiene in Thailand we'd all be a lot more healthier maybe
Hygiene, road safety, food safety, clean air, healthy eating, etc., etc. No bandwagon or gravy-train for healthy, confident people, unfortunately.
-
14 minutes ago, Caldera said:
Since the mask mandate has ended, I've hardly ever seen any Thais unmasked in public anyway (in Bangkok, might be different elsewhere).
Foreign tourists are a different story, but they didn't seem to care even before.
So, what difference would this really make?
The mask mandate ended only to try attract foreign tourists back here. It's only the main tourist areas that you also see Thais without masks, tbh.
Thais are still getting their info and news from masked newsreaders, masked cartoon characters on Line app, Mor Phrom, etc.
In the workplace, a lot of factory workers, contractors, etc still have to ATK-check every 3 days. If they come up positive, they will have to isolate (and lose money) for 10 days, pending negative results. So it's also the fear of losing earnings..
Mandated or not, the mask-wearing will be here in Thailand for a long time.
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
1 hour ago, MrJ2U said:We're going into another wave.
I'm sure they won't mention that.
Yes, it's called "Rainy Season".
-
2
-
2
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
"Endemic Era" promotion to lure the tourists back..
Meanwhile, refusing to actually implement "endemic" measures, to keep the Thai population frightened and compliant, and riding the gravy train of PPE / ATK sales.
-
8
-
1
-
Lovely bloke. Killed his wife in a similar modus operandi, thirty years ago.
https://www.thephuketnews.com/police-suspect-banyin-in-wife-1991-death-58152.php
-
1
-
-
Quote
But it was concerns that marijuana is being laced with illegal drugs
Like what.? ????
-
1
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
44 minutes ago, Guderian said:If they have the symptoms of a cold or flu and test negative for Covid, isn't it most likely that they've actually got a cold or flu?
Yep, I vaguely remember those maladies.. ???? Didn't they disappear during 2020?
-
1
-
2
-
4 hours ago, Gulfsailor said:
is a lung specialist and has 31 scientific publications to its name. Can you please share your experience in and contributions to medical science?
At the start of this year, he was urging the populace "not to be scared", and being positive about an endemic status of this virus.
Now, he is looking to postpone this, and scare-mongering..
A large section of society is trying to rebuild their lives and livelihoods right now. Are you happy to have this guy dictate the parameters of your life for you?
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
QuoteShe said that lung infections increased from 598 on June 17th to 684 cases today and those requiring ventilators rose from 288 last week to 292 today, adding, however, that the increase had been anticipated after the relaxing of face mask wearing requirements in public places and the reopening of pubs and bars.
Not much of an increase at all.
-
4
-
1
-
1 hour ago, prakhonchai nick said:
To date she has not been named. She is probably the wife of a VIP, so all cases automatically dropped.
All she has to do is slur the magical words; "Do you know who I am?" And get spirited away from the stench of her actions.
-
1
-
-
Quote
According to the prime minister, the Thai government has been working with foreign governments in an effort to promote industrial development and strengthen the nation’s industrial base.
He also defended the government’s borrowing, arguing that the loans were essential to stimulate spending and drive economic growth in the kingdom.
Translated: "Signed up to shonky trade deals, in return for loans to buy jets and weapons".
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
15 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:Do these people even care that there is already a gambling problem here in Thailand, and folks go into debt and some lose houses, cars and so on. Of course it is no different in other countries that have casinos, but the problems they have now and without the casinos will triple or quadruple. Add in the prostitution, mafia types, and then the goons. Keep the country devoid of Casino's, a better bet would be to allow foreigners to own land, capped at a small percentage for each area.
People who gamble will do so anyway. The majority of them do it on their phones or at their workplace, village, etc.
I don't see how an actual physical walk-in casino will change normal people's gambling habits, tbh.
It will prevent however, the billions of Baht / dollars that Thailand loses just over it's borders with it's immediate neighbours.
-
16
-
1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
1 hour ago, bobbin said:To be honest, my feelings regarding the current military government have taken a 180 degree turn..
They are now my heroes.
Starting from when the then-Justice Minister declared the Drug War lost and over, the initiative to legalize medical cannabis and culminating in the recent legalization of Cannabis.
This is a bold and long overdue action and hopefully will encourage other countries in the region to follow suit..
A civilian government would have been unlikely to have delivered this policy in any reasonable time-frame given the horse-trading necessary..
So Ms. Shinawatra and her clan had best get onboard, and how likely is that, with Papa's recent outburst comparing cannabis to opium and heroin?
Hey! Look over there!
The cannabis legalization is just a sideshow distraction from a desperately unpopular government that stole people's democracy and livelihoods at the point of a gun.
-
13
-
1
Leading Thai physician urges Public Health Ministry to reveal actual number of new Covid-19 cases, including all asymptomatic and mild cases
in Thailand News
Posted
Tourism in Thailand accounts for only around 10-11% of GDP, but employs a lot of people.